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Amarri Barron / Ireland Emmons / Breana Paul / Matthew Comer / ContributedTeens from Clark County's BATS group share their superpowers with WYSO. -
Kevin Jones / Nevaeh Horne / Sidonie Lauricella / Finn Wilson / ContributedIn this episode of WYSO Youth Radio, teens from Clark County's BATS group visit WYSO to share their superpowers, like resilience, bravery, and heart. -
Will Davis / WYSO StaffStudents at Chaminade Julienne High School discovered that Paul Laurence Dunbar recited his first poem at a church once located on their campus. -
Grand Central Publishing/ ContributedThis week on WYSO Youth Radio, three Tippecanoe High School students sat down with Lily Brooks-Dalton, 2023 Dayton Literary Peace Prize fiction runner-up, to discuss her novel The Light Pirate. -
Mary Cunningham/Anaiah Westmoreland/Lively Garringer/ ContributedClark County's BATS group visits WYSO to share the everyday superpowers like breathing, positive self-talk, and empathy that help teens navigate stress and life. -
ContributedSpringfield, Ohio, High School sophomore Emerson Babian created a PSA urging teens to trade social media time for daily movement to improve sleep, mood, and brain power.
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In this WYSO Youth Radio episode, high schooler Tobias Ashlock interviews his mentor Tracey Schalk about navigating life with arthrogryposis multiplex congenita (AMC). -
NPR's education desk experts, Steve Drummond and Janet Lee, offer advice on teaching students audio storytelling skills, including tips on equipment, editing, and more. -
Landon Keaton from Ponitz Career Tech interviews beloved author Lois Lowry about her Newbery Award-winning novel "The Giver" and the power of reading. -
Dayton High Schooler Haylie Chavez discusses being often the only Hispanic performer in southwest Ohio theater productions and the importance of representation on stage. -
A Dayton, Ohio, teen discusses how aphantasia affects her daily life, from storytelling to learning, and how she's pursuing her passion for writing despite the condition.
